EXPLAIN - PRESENT SIMPLE | |
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★ i | explain |
★ you | explain |
★ he/she/it | explains |
★ we | explain |
★ you | explain |
★ they | explain |
Examples of verb 'explain' in the Present Simple: |
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- I explain the concept during the lecture. |
- You explain your ideas clearly in the meeting. |
- He explains the process step by step. | She explains the situation to her colleagues. |
- We explain the rules before starting the game. |
- You (plural) explain your thoughts through presentations. |
- They explain the importance of teamwork. |
EXPECT - PRESENT SIMPLE | |
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★ i | expect |
★ you | expect |
★ he/she/it | expects |
★ we | expect |
★ you | expect |
★ they | expect |
Examples of verb 'expect' in the Present Simple: |
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- I expect the delivery to arrive by noon. |
- You expect great results from your hard work. |
- He expects a response from the client today. | She expects excellent performance from her team. |
- We expect everyone to be on time for the meeting. |
- You (plural) expect the project to be completed by the deadline. |
- They expect a successful outcome from the negotiations. |
EXERCISE - PRESENT SIMPLE | |
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★ i | exercise |
★ you | exercise |
★ he/she/it | exercises |
★ we | exercise |
★ you | exercise |
★ they | exercise |
Examples of verb 'exercise' in the Present Simple: |
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- I exercise every morning to stay healthy. |
- You exercise regularly at the gym. |
- He exercises by jogging in the park. | She exercises by doing yoga at home. |
- We exercise together as a family on weekends. |
- You (plural) exercise your creativity through painting. |
- They exercise caution when crossing the street. |
EXCUSE - PRESENT SIMPLE | |
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★ i | excuse |
★ you | excuse |
★ he/she/it | excuses |
★ we | excuse |
★ you | excuse |
★ they | excuse |
Examples of verb 'excuse' in the Present Simple: |
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- I excuse my behavior when I make a mistake. |
- You excuse your absence by providing a valid reason. |
- He excuses his lateness due to traffic. | She excuses her lateness due to traffic. |
- We excuse our friend's oversight as unintentional. |
- You (plural) excuse their behavior because they're going through a tough time. |
- They excuse the inconvenience caused by the construction work. |